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When it connects to a server, the router will allocate a random port and allow reply packets to pass. If connecting to a server behind NAT using a published name, it's more complicated but still *should* not require manual configuration.

Are you connecting using published name or IP? Are your server outside or in the same network?

I've a public ip on my home connection, the server is in internet, runs on a cheap cloud provider. I'm using the ip to connect to the server. I've a fritz.box router, run trough all configuration and all thing firewall-y are disabled.

Games like war thunder work over udp without showing network limited warning, but they do use upnp, so I don't know. It might very well be this router being an ass.

I am! Keep up the good work!

Quote from: forsaken1111 on February 10, 2016, 06:20:14 pm

I've been waiting for 1.1 and 64bit support to start my new career

Same. Is there any idea when it's going to come? I thought it was supposed to hit months ago.

they finally fixed the gear key so you need to hit it only once first time, allegedly, and the rest are bugfixes. luckily porting to playstation didn't take development time eh?

just found this!

bought on the spot and installed a server. this would make running a succession game sooo much better!! would it be possible to have a view only password?

oh nice, Steve's adding commercial damage control and hangers. So now it's possible to make a deep space military base to deploy to empty systems that can also hold fighters and/or FACs. Hell, you can make a fleet storage base if you want.

Only restriction though is that military ships in civilian hangers still have normal maintenance requirements

you can be star swarm now

As has been reiterated ten billion times, this isn't the thread for nostalgic comparisons to oldcom. 

nope. I asked a direct question on this xcom mechanic compared not to oldcom but the previous installment of this very series, before evaluating for a purchase. plz stop trolling. to all other answering to my question, thanks.

What's a non-stupid way to design hovercraft? Mine are uniformly awful, except for the design that I elaborated on in the own thread.

this is the most basic hovercraft. notice it was built before the hover being nerfed and buffed again, but it still workish and the principles are definitely the same

https://youtu.be/jvO5o2mNmGk

I also have one T5 guide with images instead of videos, if you prefer

gf comment: "are you playing space china?"